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If you ever happen to be involved in a conversation about hypnosis or conversational hypnosis somebody will soon mention Igor Ledochowski. Igor Ledochowski is a well known hypnosis master and author about the subject. He is also well known for how he is able to teach others about the subject.

Igor Ledochowski was born in 1974, and received his LLB in European law in 1996. Two years later, he was employed as a solicitor by the law firm Linklaters. Throughout a competitive school career and mentally demanding employment, Igor Ledochowski became fascinated with the idea of accelerate learning and the ability to create academic success through alternative methods of thinking and preparation. With his success in law, he became further interested in the working of the human mind and what could be unlocked.

One of the subjects Igor Ledochowski found in his research into the human mind was an introduction to Ericksonian Hypnosis. He fell in love with these teachings and decided to leave his job to invest his time to learn more about the art of hypnosis. Some of the master hypnotists who influenced Igor Ledochowski were Paul McKenna, Stephen Brooks, Richard Bandler and Stephen Gilligan.

Less than a decade after starting his work in hypnosis, Igor Ledochowski was known as one of the most talented hypnotherapists in the UK and was called upon to teach Master classes at the London College of Clinical Hypnosis and the Hypnotherapy Association. He also found himself employed as a consultant for organizations including Grant Thornton, Proctor & Gamble and J. Sainsburys.

2003 saw the release of his impressively thorough work, “The Deep Trance Training Manual, Volume 1.” When it comes to learning hypnosis, this volume has come to be regarded as one of the most essential training guides on the market today.

Igor Ledochowski’s passion has always been helping people to improve themselves using the power of the mind. This passion led him to work as the head trainer for NLP & Hypnosis at Easy Stop. Easy Stop is an organization working to help people stop with negative routines like smoking or over-eating. He also has started working on a concept he calls the iMethod. This is about teaching people to understand how they feel about things and how to change that for the better.

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